So, Beyond Lightspeed: The Flash is one of those classic Flash games where you zip around as the Scarlet Speedster—literally. You start off mid-chase, already sprinting through Central City trying to stop Mirror Master from pulling off some ridiculous bank heist. The controls are simple—just arrow keys and a dash button—but man, dodging traffic while trying to catch up to his stupid mirrors gets chaotic fast.

What I like is how they actually make you feel like the Flash. One second you're weaving through alleys, the next you're bouncing off walls to avoid lasers. And yeah, Mirror Master keeps teleporting around like a cheater, but that’s kind of the fun—trying to predict where he’ll pop up next. Just don’t slam into a parked car. That slows you down way more than you’d think.

It’s short, it’s frantic, and honestly, I wish there were more levels. Still, for a quick speedster fix, it’s a solid time-killer.